I did the first oil change on a Mitsubishi cold with 220,000 km and as soon as I stopped at the first traffic lights, the car was running at least 100 RPM lower at idle... I hadn't seen this in oil for many years. With closed eyes, guys

First time I tried the 0w40 and the first impressions are very good. It is a "thick" w40 based on a blend of synthetic base oils (pao) and group 3. The engine runs very quietly already from the start (cold start), while the good impressions remain when the engine reaches operating temperature with smooth operation and stable temperature and pressure. (SEAT LEON 1P 1.4 16V car)

The engine sounds quieter and more relaxed. Vibrations have also been reduced. Definitely economical for its features

In Peugeot 3008 Hdi 2011 with 180,000 km, the engine works perfectly and quietly, without burning oil and with fuel consumption reduced by 5%. It is fully synthetic and reasonably priced, purchased from a Greek company.

Extremely quiet engine operation and easy maneuvering with fuel economy. I come from elf 9000 5/30 and the car is a Mazda 6 with 130,000 km. If it maintains these characteristics until the 10,000 km service, then I wouldn't change it for anything!

I have been using it in my seat ibiza 1.4 16v for the last 2 years and I have covered approximately 40,000 km with this oil. In total, it now has 201,000 km. My mechanic recommended this oil to me and I was initially hesitant, but it has proven to be excellent. The engine doesn't make any noise and it works perfectly. With a change every 10,000 km, I consider it to provide excellent protection. I highly recommend it, especially since it is relatively economical compared to others.